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Welcome to Fourth Grade EFL

	Welcome to our Fourth Grade Class.
Mrs. I. Perez	IvonnePerez@dadeschools.net \| EOverton@dadeschools.net
	Home Learning
	Homework is essential to your child's learning process. Homework assignments are based upon lessons taught that day. The home learning assignments allow the students to reflect on what was learned and an opportunity to practice those skills. Homework assignments should return with the students the following day. Students are responsible for checking their own work while the teacher discusses it in class and gives out the correct answers. At that time students get feedback and can see how well they are doing and clarify any confusion they may have.
Mrs. Overton	Classroom Rules
	Raise your hand to speak and wait patiently to be called on Stay in your seat in a properly seated position Come prepared and ready to learn everyday Listen to and follow all directions Respect Others Always do your very best!
	Materials list
	- Book bag - 7 Journal Notebooks / Composition Notebooks (no spiral bound notebooks) - 2 folders 2 pockets and prongs (NO TRAPPER KEEPERS) - 2 packs of wide ruled paper (1 kept in bookbag and one kept in class) - 4 sharpened pencils at all times - 2 red or green pens - pack of crayons, markers, or color pencils - 1 glue stick - scissors -covered pencil sharpener - 1 zipper pouch (NO BOXES) - Spanish dictionary (not spanish with english translations) - English dictionary (kept at home) -Thesaurus - 1 roll of film 35mm 36 exposures (kept in the classroom for projects through out the school year)
	Ways to Help Your Child Succeed
	Review your child's homework and make sure it is getting done. READ everyday!!! You may even want to take turns reading to each other or even make it a family event. Have your child retell a story they read using their own words. Or have your child make up a story using their imagination. Write letters to each other to practice writing skills. Provide real life practice of mathematical concepts. (i.e. Calculating how much change they should receive when purchasing items, using a clock to tell you what time their favorite show is on, using cooking recipes to measure out or buy ingredients) .